If you’re an individual SSS member—whether self-employed, voluntary, a non-working spouse, or a land-based OFW—paying your SSS contributions online has never been more convenient. Here’s everything you need to know to pay securely and efficiently.
1. âś… Prepare Your PRN (Payment Reference Number)
Before making any payment, you must generate a PRN via My.SSS (website) or the SSS Mobile App. This ensures your payment is correctly posted to your account in real-time using the SSS electronic collection system since 2018.
You can generate a PRN as often as needed—monthly, quarterly, or even yearly batches—depending on your preferences.
2. 🖥️ Online Payment Channels for Individual Members
SSS Mobile App & Website
After logging in (as self-employed, voluntary member, non-working spouse, or land-based OFW), go to the payment section and use GCash, PayMaya, or BPI account or debit/credit card to pay using the PRN.
GCash & PayMaya via App
Open GCash or PayMaya app → Go to Pay Bills → Government → SSS Contribution
Enter the PRN and payment details. Minimal convenience fee (around ₱8–₱15) applies. Payments typically reflect in real time.
Online Banking via Accredited Platforms
Many banks under BancNet’s e-Gov facility, including UnionBank, Security Bank (SBC SBOL), Robinsons Bank (RBC), and BPI (via BizLink), support SSS contribution payments. Use the bank website or mobile app and enter PRN as the account/reference number.
uSSSapTayo & Other Accredited Partner Websites
Alternative platforms like AltPayNet, CIS Bayad Center Inc., and myEG.ph also support PRN-based payments.
3. đź’¬ Real User Experiences
Reddit users widely confirm that GCash and ShopeePay post payments in real time: “I use GCash and Shopeepay. Make sure to generate PRN first… So far, postings of my contributions are always real‑time.”
UnionBank and Security Bank apps are also popular: “I use BPI eGov. The SSS website also lists Bancnet and UnionBank as online payment portals.”
GrabPay workaround: Some users cash in using a BPI credit card into GrabPay (no fee), then pay the SSS biller—only ₱8 convenience fee, with real‑time reflection.
4. đź“‹ Summary Table
Platform
How to Pay
Fees
Posting Time
SSS Mobile App & Website
Pay via GCash, PayMaya or BPI/card using PRN
₱8–₱15 convenience fee
Real-time
GCash / PayMaya App (direct)
Bills → Government → SSS Contribution
₱8–₱15
Real-time
BancNet e‑Gov / UnionBank / BPI BizLink etc.
Choose SSS biller, input PRN
Bank service fees (~₱0–₱15)
Often immediate
myEG.ph, Bayad Center, AltPayNet
Pay using PRN
Varies (usually low)
Real-time
GrabPay via BPI credit card (indirect)
Cash-in via BPI CC → GrabPay pay biller
₱8 service fee
Same day
5. đź“ť Tips for Smooth Online Payment
Make sure to generate a new PRN each time you intend to pay. Even if you’ve paid earlier, reuse of PRN may lead to “PRN already paid” error.
Monitor your transaction history—apps like GCash, BPI, or ShopeePay can serve as your payment record; Physical receipts aren’t strictly necessary.
Doing quarterly or annual bulk payments is allowed and practical—just check the SSS deadlines and contribution levels.
If using bank platforms, make sure they’re SSS-accredited, like BPI, UnionBank, Security Bank, Metrobank, PNB, etc.
6. đź“… Payment Deadlines & Other Reminders
Self-employed, voluntary members, land-based OFWs, and non-working spouses must pay by the last day of the month following applicable month(s) or quarterly deadlines. Late individual payments are not allowed.
Consider advance payments, but be aware new contribution rates or MSC changes (which take effect in 2025) may affect their value.
âś… Final Thoughts
Always generate a PRN before payment.
Best online options include GCash, PayMaya, and Bank e-Gov portals like UnionBank, Security Bank, BPI, Metrobank, and PNB.
Convenience fees are generally low (₱8–₱15 or none with some banks).
Payments post in real time in most cases.
Keep transaction logs or screenshots as proof—no need for printed receipts.
Paying your SSS contributions online today is secure, fast, and accessible—no more long lines or branch visits. Whether you’re self-employed, voluntary, or an OFW, you can now stay compliant and up-to-date effortlessly.
